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Margaret Moore-Taylor on 07 Mar 13
Meograph is a free, easy multimedia storytelling tool. Students can quickly combine videos, audio, pictures, text, maps, timelines, and links to create what the developers call "four-dimensional storytelling." No registration is required and an education version is available. You have to play around with it to get the concept before introducing it to students.

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deals with copyright issues
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AASL Curriculum
Digital Citizenship curriculum
The Digital Citizenship and Creative Content program is aimed at secondary students and offers cross-curricular classroom activities that align with the American Association of School Librarians and National Education Technology Standards. The program is designed to work to support students in becoming respectful digital citizens and provides insights and advice from other students.

“Creative What?”
“By Rule of Law”
“Calling All Digital Citizens”
“Protect Your Work, Respect Your Work”

You can check out an overview of the curriculum here and the program is free to download after registering here.
LOG IN WITH SCHOOL EMAIL, STANDARD PW 3/13/13

You Will Be Googled
*****************Teaching Children About Digital Footprints****************************

My Digital Footprints

Watch Mallory's videos and answer the questions about her. Don't forget to press the SUBMIT button.

Go to the link above and find the student called Beau. Read about him and answer the following questions:

Don't forget to press the SUBMIT button.

My Digital Footprints

Go to the link above and find the student called Beau. Read about him and answer the following questions:

Microsoft Lessons

Sign in

Free Tech Imagr Code

Copyright Bay

http://www.copyright.gov/

What is Digital Citizenship?
Teacher's Guide to Digital Citizenship

9/24/12

Put your FIRST name only on the top of your wiki page. Use Cool Textor Sparklee.

How to Improve Your Social Media Safety - Her Campus Read and comment on your wiki page. New work goes at the TOP of the wiki page.
Five-Minute Film Festival Watch #2, 4, 7, 9.

Make an MLA citation for the source(s) you used for the bulletin board, using EasyBib. Ask for help if you need it.

50 Crucial Rules – Social Media Etiquette for Students

This document provides some great general rules for digital communication including grammar and some specific guidelines for Facebook and Twitter.

Read this article: Nine Themes of Digital Citizenship.
This week we will explore the nine elements of Digital Citizenship while we help Mrs. Holland to create a bulletin board called "Don't Get Caught in the Web." Each student will take one of those elements, write a summary of the element and give an example of bad web behavior.

On YOUR wiki page, write a definitionof Digital Citizenship. Be sure your COOL TEXT name (first name only) is at the top of your wiki page. Your definition will go right under that.
Then list the nine elements of digital citizenshipbelow the definition.
Meet with your classmates, write your summaries of one of the elements. Put your summary on a Word document.
Meet with Mrs. Holland and Mrs. Shinn to create your part of the bulletin board.

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How to Atribute Creative Commons Photos
free photos
photos for blog

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This is a great site for finding quality images to use in your projects. The images can be used for both personal and commercial projects and you don't even need to sign in to download them. The images have been uploaded by users for the public good. Upload your images to help others.
http://ictmagic.wikispaces.com/Photos+%26+Images

PHOTO EDITING TOOLS
Picfull

http://seekoutlearning.blogspot.com/2013/03/picfull-fast-and-easy-photo-editing.html#.UTll2VcbSSp

INSERT DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP VOICETHREAD HERE

Go to Creative Commons to find pictures that illustrate the element assigned to you. Create a VoiceThread of that element. Your VoiceThread must have 5 slides with URLs on the pictures, or a separate page giving credit (attribution) to sources.

http://www.flickr.com/creativecommons/ fotopedia 7 Things You Should Know About Creative Commons More sites for Clip ArtMorgue File Free Photo Links More Photo Sites

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Step by Step Guide to Finding Copyright Friendly Images (Google)

Digital Citizenship VoiceThread

How to embed a Voicethread

Voicethread how-to

Voicethread 4 Education

Qwiki Creator

Nine Elements -
1. Mary
2. Carmen
3. Tania
4.Daylon Fernando Justin
6.LaShonda
7. Trystan (Rights) Maria (Responsibilities)
8.Sandra
9.Tyeisha

5. Digital Etiquette - Mrs. Shinn will figure something out to do with this.

Create a VoiceThread of that element. Complete the following:

Create a free account at http://voicethread.com/#home
Read over the site, and review some of the Voicethreads created in the gallery on the site.
Use these excellent print directionsto practice making a 5 slide VoiceThread.
Voicethread provides a nice 1 minute HOW TO Video
Practice using VoiceThread with a variety of images (I show you how to save powerpoint slides as images in video above or use images from Flickr, etc. )
Be sure to include any attribution information as required (e.g. URL on image)

Step 2: Write a Script for your Activity Using VoiceThread
Now that you have practiced, create your element of digital citizenship. Use at least 5 slide Voicethread.A few tips:

You must set (checkmark) your VoiceThread in Publishing Options (button at the bottom in editing mode) to "Public :Yes & Comments :Yes" for your classmates to view it and possibly leave comments for you. (Again, please see my tutorial video)
Copy your Voicethread URL to your clipboard to put in wiki

Copyright and Creative Commons with Videos

http://studentchallenge.edublogs.org/2012/04/02/week-5-adding-images-and-attribution/

Be sure to follow fair use guidelines or Creative Commons license requirements.

Supplemental Work
My Digital Footprints

http://www.edweek.org/ew/articles/2011/12/08/14collegeadmit.h31.html?tkn=NNNFHFUFKe3nAlfzZYlxmmT25SvnEfbLQ185&cmp=ENL-DD-NEWS1

Digital Citizenship

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Meograph: Four-dimensional storytelling -

Put your FIRST name only on the top of your wiki page. Use Cool Textor Sparklee.

Pixabay - 3 views

Be sure to follow fair use guidelines or Creative Commons license requirements.